Frommer's' editors select the best destinations for travelers in 2016.
By Amber Nolan
Chart a road trip through the bounty of the United States. These 10 delicious food vacation trails wind through the regions producing the best of America's flavors, including wine, bourbon, cheese, barbecue, and ice cream.
By Mark Hiss and Garth Mueller
Our authors' whirlwind tour of the Golden State's golden sights. Buckle your seatbelt!
By Janis Turk
San Antonio is one of the most fascinating cities in the United States, with a quaint Old World sensibility that’s vaguely Spanish, decidedly Mexican, and truly Texan. Here's what you must see—and what you should eat—on a visit.
By Maribeth Mellin
Are there many other American cities as fun to visit as San Diego? We don't think so. With its beachy setting, its powerful history, and its thriving arts and culinary scene, San Diego offers some potent lures to the vacationer.
Mountains, lakes, spas, and medieval towns lie within an hour of Munich, and the landscape is dotted with castles, villas, and Alpine resorts.
By David Landsel
Where are travelers most frequently being taken for a ride? The airport. But you can save money on rental cars with one simple trick—and we have the numbers to prove it.
By Pauline Frommer
Driving to see relatives for the holidays? We've gathered tips from top experts to make the trip more enjoyable....and less hazardous.
By Margaret Daly
Was your RV Rental with Cruise America not up to par? Find out how to send it your complaint.
By Margaret Daly
For instructions on how to send feedback to the well-known Hertz Rent-A-Car, read below.
By Ross Walker
Arthur and Pauline Frommer sit down with Jim Matthews, President and CEO of the National Railroad Passengers Association, to discuss the Amtrak accident in Philadelphia.
By Jason Cochran
Signs along the Interstate tell you which restaurants and hotels are nearby—but how did those signs get there?
By Roxie Pell
Travel Expert Jim Hinckley on Route 66 and the Great American Road Trip Today
By Jason Cochran
Posted on 08/12/2013, 8:15 PM
They're the meanest roads in America. If you haven't taken a road trip vacation in the last few years, you're in for a rude shock. More states are implementing what's called "cashless tolls," which require vehicles to carry transponders that roadside sensors debit with the price of tolls. While cashless tolls have sped up traffic on many commuter routes, some states have unwisely and uncharitably...
By Avital Binshtock
From bustling urban centers to pristine natural settings, Northern California can please even the pickiest of travelers. Here are eight day trips within a two-hour drive from San Francisco.
By Suzanne Rowan Kelleher
Take some tried-and-tested advice from experts and readers for how to make the most of your family's time on the open road.
By Charis Atlas Heelan
Historic cities, landmark lighthouses, quintessential lobster shacks, and antique emporiums, make for an idyllic New England journey.
By Mary K. Tilghman
We invite you to stop at this historic Maryland town that's off the beaten path, yet has attracted historical figures and modern-day tourists.
By Alexis Lipsitz Flippin
A weekend get away in Sonoma Valley.
